Cianne M.
Yelp
It's 6:53 PM Wednesday February 5th.
For the fourth time in several weeks, I've arrived here and none of the handicapped carts are charged. This is extremely frustrating, as I can't walk around and go grocery shopping pushing their really heavy carts. I spoke to someone about it and she told me that the other side of the store, which was a long walk for me, might have one that was charged. So I walked all the way down there and found one. I think someone should gone down there and got one and brought it to me. That would be good customer service. But that didn't happen.
Also, as I was trying to maneuver my way down the main aisle toward the pharmacy, a very large unmanned machine came headed straight at me and almost hit me. I was able to stop in time, but then within seconds, it was surrounded by people coming from every direction, who could not get past it, and it would not move. I finally flagged down a woman who was walking around in the self-check stands and she came over and told us that we all needed to back up and get out of its way because when too many people get close to it it stops. Oh my God, we always have to pay exorbitant prices, even at Walmart, but now they're laying off and firing people and replacing them with robots, which causes us to have to change our way of shopping for those robots, and they are dangerous as well! I am incensed!
I was looking for some hydrocodone cream, in the pharmacy and it was closed, but it has metal pull down windows with holes in them that you can barely see through and you can hear every word that is said in there. Two women were talking and joking around with each other, using extremely vulgar language and all of us in the area could hear them. We were all looking at each other in this night and discussed and shock. To make matters worse, while I was still sitting there, one of the young women walked out (she had dyed red hair) and I stopped her and said "Excuse me, may I speak to you a moment?" She hesitated, and then stepped a bit closer to me and I said, politely and not in a non-
accusatory tone of voice "I don't know if you're aware of this, but everyone out here has heard your entire conversation back there, and your language was vulgar, and a lot of us out here in the aisle were very uncomfortable about that. It's really disrespectful to Walmart customers, and I'm sure your bosses would not be happy about that. I'm threatening you in any way I'm just asking you to tell your coworkers that." She gave me a weird, kind of eye roll and semi-smile, and said "yeah okay" and walked away. Had she responded differently to me I wouldn't be posting this review. Everybody makes mistakes, but what she did was very offensive and she made it obvious that couldn't care less we all heard it.